According to data from SocialTrend (YouNet Media), the film recorded a sharp increase in interaction thanks to a series of new details and the acting of the cast. In particular, the story between Trieu Phu (Vo Dien Gia Huy) and Thanh Tam (Tam Trieu Dang) is pushed to a climax with a relationship that is "both hateful and sticky", creating many situations that are both humorous and emotional.
In the new developments, Thanh Tam believes that Trieu Phu is paralyzed, so she stays to take care of him for work, but then discovers the truth that he is pretending to be sick. Conflicts make her leave, then return due to life pressure. In parallel, the supporting character line also contributes to increasing drama when Hoan My (Thuy Anh) and Phan Minh (Tran Ngoc Vang) appear, creating a familiar but effective "love triangle".
The noteworthy highlight belongs to the character cậu Sáu played by Mỹ Duyên. With a spiritual color mixed with mysterious elements, this role is considered the "most strange in the career" of the female artist. To complete the role, she had to carefully study fortune-telling forms, and handle many difficult dialogues. "It's almost like'spirit possession', so I'm exhausted," the female artist shared.
My Duyen's acting received many compliments from colleagues. Hong Anh admitted to feeling "horrified" when watching her co-star get into the role, while Lan Huong expressed admiration for her creative energy and wanted to try her hand at a similar role.
Not only attracting attention domestically, the film is also considered by audiences with "Hard to soothe" - a work that once caused a fever with the participation of Chuong Nhuoc Nam. Although exploiting the same motif of old classmates meeting again and developing feelings, the Vietnamese version is commented to have a lighter, easier-to-watch and closer film pace.
On social networks, many opinions say that the film is "easy to swallow", highly entertaining but still retains emotions. Besides, the natural "chemistry" between the main couple helps the work score points, becoming a factor to retain audiences.
Notably, Tam Trieu Dang revealed that this is the project with the most kissing scenes in 16 years of experience, with about 5–6 scenes. A behind-the-scenes memory that attracted attention was the fact that her co-star fell asleep while filming the kissing scene, forcing her to redo it to complete the segment, making the whole crew laugh.
